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Brighton Lights 12
Welcome to Latest Television’s Brighton Lights! Brighton is a city full of creativity. A visual treat as artist Julie Anne Gilburt – she painted the celebrated Fatboy Slim album cover amongst many others – visits Lewes and around to see the 2010 visual arts festival artwave.
To become part of Brighton’s TV station come to our open meetings every Tuesday at 5.30pm at Latest MusicBar in Manchester Street, Brighton. As our slogan says 200, 000 people but a million dreams. That’s Brighton.
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Brighton Lights 11
Welcome to Latest Television’s Brighton Lights! A Sussex cheese is the best in the UK and fifth best in the world….Brighton is the chocolate shop capital of the UK…Brighton has Playgroup and out of the ordinary festivals – even one called that….Papa George graces our programme with great timeless soul and blues…oh and Matt Whistler is Banksy ! Val Aviv presents Brighton Lights
To become part of Brighton’s TV station come to our open meetings every Tuesday at 5.30pm at Latest MusicBar in Manchester Street, Brighton. As our slogan says 200, 000 people but a million dreams. That’s Brighton.
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Brighton Lights 10
Welcome to Latest Television’s Brighton Lights! Brighton is a city full of creativity. There are plenty of cultural events to choose from every day and in this episode we sample some of them.
For a start meet John Bindon – actor, fighter, womanizer and all round ‘good geezer’ – brought to life in Franklyn McCabe’s Two Bins theatre production.
Then watch the exclusive interview with The Mirrors – a four-strong band that are ready to rock the scene with the electro-notes of their pop noir and slick and suited style. Freshly signed by Skint Records and about to set off to Europe supporting OMD, these guys have the right credentials to be the next big thing.
Next we present ‘Laura’, a new play (inspired by characters from Tennessee Williams’s classic The Glass Menagerie), written and realised by a new Brighton-based Theatre Company, Spun Glass Theatre. The piece examines the idea of romance and how it can sometimes be a barrier to finding real love.
Finally Andrew Kay, accompanied by the gorgeous Miss Hope Springs, takes you, dear viewer, on a beautiful musical journey through entertainment and politics (Carnival’ music and lyrics Ty Jeffries, © 2010, all rights reserved). Enjoy the show!
To become part of Brighton’s TV station come to our open meetings every Tuesday at 5.30pm at Latest MusicBar in Manchester Street, Brighton. As our slogan says 200, 000 people but a million dreams. That’s Brighton.
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Brighton Lights 9
Val Aviv presents two Pride based shows this week…
Part One Pride and (No) Prejudice 2010
The Stars That’s You The Floats, The Parade, The Park, The Politics as seen by Kelsey Cameron, Julie Anne Gilburt, Matthew Sharman (who shows us how to dress as a drag Queen also), Elena Saorin, Murray Hecht and Simon Taylor alias The Ladies Of Pride.
Part Two Pride and (No) Prejudice 2010
The Star Performers Pasha du Valentine goes Wild Fruit, Sascha Cooper sees Pride’s Got Talent, Mad Matt Whistler enters Pride’s dog show and Sammy Jo Doubtfire gets the party goers in the park to perform just for her, oh and a vodka shot.
To become part of Brighton’s TV station come to our open meetings every Tuesday at 5.30pm at Latest MusicBar in Manchester Street, Brighton. As our slogan says 200, 000 people but a million dreams. That’s Brighton.
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Brighton Lights 8
Brighton has always deserved its own tv show, now it’s got one…Brighton Lights.
Val Aviv presents Brighton’s new show.
The sun is out. I’m in a seafront café. There’s pretty people everywhere and tonight I’ve got a fabulous party to go to, darling. A hedonist’s dream and today the most beautiful place on earth. No wonder the Prince Regent commissioned John Nash to build the pleasure palace The Royal Pavilion. Brighton’s “wedding cake mansions host parties that last all night, but like me they crack and peel in the cruel daylight.” Pleasure is transient and is the subject of our film of Clare Twomey’s installation of black ceramic butterflies A Dark Day In Paradise at The Royal Pavilion. Our cameras capture beautiful but threatening images of the butterflies in this week’s Brighton Lights. Val Aviv also presents Brighton band Your Garden Day’s amazing weekend at Glastonbury Festival, Matt Whistler investigates the Lewes Road Community Garden and music from Yokoko.
To become part of Brighton’s TV station come to our open meetings every Tuesday at 5.30pm at Latest MusicBar in Manchester Street, Brighton. As our slogan says 200, 000 people but a million dreams. That’s Brighton.
Producer: Bill Smith, Presenter: Val Aviv, Matt Whistler
Camera, Editing, Sound: Piotr Emanuel Dorosz
Co-ordinator: William Ranieri, Theme tune: Eminemmylou
Comedy: Matt Whistler
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Brighton Lights 7
Brighton has always deserved its own tv show, now it’s got one…Brighton Lights.
Val Aviv presents Brighton’s new show.
Brighton’s biggest seafront show since Fatboy saw six thousand people watch Tony Hawk and The Birdhouse team provide an eye popping spectacle, backed up by Maxïmo Park and celeb supporters. Val Aviv was there to question Tony and his star guests and our cameras were in the VIP area and on the ramp to get some of the most amazing footage ever of the skateboarding legend. skateboarding legend. This edition of Brighton Lights also has Julie Anne Gilburt and Mike Weatherley find the best Indian restaurant in Hove while The Road director John Hillcoat meets the next generation of media stars from Bhasvic.
To become part of Brighton’s TV station come to our open meetings every Tuesday at 6.30pm at Latest MusicBar in Manchester Street, Brighton. Around 10,000 people have watched our shows in the few weeks since we started. A dream coming true. As our slogan says 200, 000 people but a million dreams. That’s Brighton.
Producer: Bill Smith, Presenter: Val Aviv,
Camera, Editing, Sound: Piotr Emanuel Dorosz
Co-ordinator: William Ranieri, Theme tune: Eminemmylou
Comedy: Matt Whistler, Captain Cosmo and Convict Films
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Brighton Lights 6
Brighton has always deserved its own tv show, now it’s got one…Brighton Lights.
Val Aviv presents Brighton’s new show.
What should happen with Pride? The controversy rages on but in an exclusive interview, James Ledward of G Scene reveals a radical prescription which will get everyone working together again. Can Julie Anne Gilburt learn catwalk modelling and can Sammy Jo Doubtfire become Miss World? Why are The Beautiful Word the young band to watch? All questions answered in Brighton Lights, presented as usual by the fabulous Val Aviv. Brighton: 200,000 people but a million dreams.
Due to a packed episode, What is the best Indian restaurant in Hove? Mike Weatherley MP and star judges decide, as advertised in Latest Seven will appear in next week show.
Extended interview with James Ledward.
Producer: Bill Smith, Presenter: Val Aviv,
Camera, Editing, Sound: Piotr Emanuel Dorosz
Co-ordinator: William Ranieri, Theme tune: Eminemmylou
Comedy: Matt Whistler, Captain Cosmo
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Brighton Lights 5
Brighton has always deserved its own tv show, now it’s got one…Brighton Lights.
Val Aviv presents Brighton’s new show.
Caroline Lucas made history when she was elected as the first Green Party MP. Now, in a comprehensive interview with Bill Smith at The Long Man of Wilmington in Patcham, she talks about climate change, the cuts, BP, the big issues nationally and locally – including academies and the football stadium – and what she loves about Brighton. And you will definitely want to hear how near she was or wasn’t to being Minister of Defence in a progressive Labour-led government!
That plus all the fun of Paddle Round The Pier and how a trendy Brighton bar, Madame Geisha, has become the Tate Modern of Brighton with the art of Jamie ‘Sex Pistols’ Reid and Goldie.
Producer: Bill Smith, Presenter: Val Aviv,
Camera, Editing, Sound: Piotr Emanuel Dorosz
Co-ordinator: William Ranieri, Theme tune: Eminemmylou
Comedy: Matt Whistler, Captain Cosmo
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Special with Caroline Lucas
Watch our extended special interview with Green MP Caroline Lucas
Producer: Bill Smith, Co-ordinator: William Ranieri
Presenter: Val Aviv, Editing, sound, photos: Piotr Emanuel Dorosz
Cameras: Piotr Emanuel Dorosz and Andy Nicholls
Lights: Jason Davison, Theme tune: Eminemmylou, Comedian: Matt Whistler.
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Brighton Lights 4
Brighton has always deserved its own tv show, now it’s got one…Brighton Lights.
Val Aviv presents Brighton’s new show.
A very emotional Brighton Lights this week. See grown men cry as Latest TV’s sports supremo Mark Brailsford joins the Albion’s Chief Executive Martin Perry to take us on a tour of all the stands and onto the pitch at the new American Express Community Stadium, Brighton and Hove Abion’s new home. You can see where you want to sit for the first time!
Des Lynam reports on famous Albion football moments and looks forward to more. Albion Chairman Tony Bloom, legendary Albion skipper Paul ‘Dodge’ Rogers, Michael Edwards from American Express, Brighton and Hove Council’s Ayas Fallon-Khan and Falmer For All champions Paul Samrah and Bill Swallow talk to Mark.
Producer: Bill Smith, Co-ordinator: William Ranieri
Presenter: Val Aviv, Editing, sound, photos: Piotr Emanuel Dorosz
Cameras: Piotr Emanuel Dorosz and Andy Nicholls
Lights: Jason Davison, Theme tune: Eminemmylou, Comedian: Matt Whistler.
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Brighton Lights 3
Brighton has always deserved its own tv show, now it’s got one…Brighton Lights.
Val Aviv presents Brighton’s new show.
It’s not often you see a filmmaking pigeon but it’s not out of the ordinary at The Catalyst Club. This week on Brighton Lights, Angi Mariani talks to the founder David Bramwell about Brighton’s most amazing club – the original spoken word club – and Elena Saorin and Alicia Moss report on two of Brighton’s passions, fashion and bands.
Producer: Bill Smith, Co-ordinator: William Ranieri
Presenter: Val Aviv, Editing, sound, photos: Piotr Emanuel Dorosz
Cameras: Piotr Emanuel Dorosz and Andy Nicholls, Reporter: Sarah Saeed
Lights: Jason Davison, Soccer Fan: Dan Bridge Theme tune: Eminemmylou, Comedian: Matt Whistler.
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Brighton Lights 2
Brighton has always deserved its own tv show, now it’s got one…Brighton Lights.
Val Aviv presents Brighton’s new show.
This week Val Aviv presents Soccer Fan with The Real Sounds Of Africa, girl gang ultra violence in A Clockwork Orange and cabaret winner Sarah-Louise Young in The Latest Awards show..
Latest Festival Awards show with all the winners and interviews with Michael Eppy (Festival) and Rachel Pegg (City Council).
Producer: Bill Smith, Co-ordinator: William Ranieri
Presenter: Val Aviv, Editing, sound, photos: Piotr Emanuel Dorosz
Cameras: Piotr Emanuel Dorosz and Andy Nicholls, Reporter: Sarah Saeed
Lights: Jason Davison, Soccer Fan: Dan Bridge Theme tune: Eminemmylou, Comedian: Matt Whistler.
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Brighton Lights 1
Brighton has always deserved its own tv show, now it’s got one…Brighton Lights. Val Aviv presents Brighton’s new show. Simon Kirby MP, Andrew Kay and Rosie Hughes from Tru Thoughts record label talk to Bill Smith. Brighton Lights, tv for Brighton 200,000 people but a million dreams.
Producer and reporter: Bill Smith, Co-ordinator: William Ranieri
Presenter: Val Aviv, Editing, sound, photos: Piotr Emanuel Dorosz
Cameras: Piotr Emanuel Dorosz and Andy Nicholls, Comedian: Matt Whistler
Brighton Lights: Simon Kirby MP, Brighton, Kemptown
Tru Thoughts, record label
Andrew Kay, food critic, book author
Latest TV May 2010
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The Real House of Commons
A chance for residents of Brighton & Hove to put the politicians on the spot, as we move closer to the General Election in 2010. Political pundit and comedian Matt Forde chairs the debate.
Conservative: Maria Caulfield
Green Party: Caroline Lucas
Labour: Simon Burgess
Lib Dems: Paul Chandler
Please send your questions in advance to bill@thelatest.co.uk
A BVTV / Bill Smith production for Latest 7 Magazine.
